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I have two RTF textboxes. I concantenate the two txtboxes with a tab character in between and load into a listbox. In the first RTF txtbox, I have &quot;New Card - REJECTED&quot;. The user can strikethrough entire string or partial string. For example when I strikethrough the word &quot;REJECTED&quot;, when I concantenate the two txtboxes and load into listbox the strikethrough disappears. I would like to load the concantenated string with the strikethrough into the listbox and then into an Access database if possible. Does that sound feasible? 
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I have two RTF textboxes. I concantenate the two txtboxes with a tab character in between and load into a listbox. In the first RTF txtbox, I have "New Card - REJECTED". The user can strikethrough entire string or partial string. For example when I strikethrough the word "REJECTED", when I concantenate the two txtboxes and load into listbox the strikethrough disappears. I would like to load the concantenated string with the strikethrough into the listbox and then into an Access database if possible. Does that sound feasible? 

Can I Load RTF formatted string into listbox?

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